Method for brewing, clarifying and sterilizing mulberry brewed wine
A wine brewing and aging technology, applied in the preparation of alcoholic beverages, etc., can solve the problems affecting the stability of clarity, low degree of polymerization, accelerated oxidation, polymerization reaction, etc., to improve the quality of color and clarity stability, smell and the effect of improving taste quality and improving stability
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[0019] Stir the wine mash after post-fermentation for 90 minutes, suspend the lees, stop stirring, let stand, let the coarse lees settle, pump out the upper layer of wine mash and filter it with a 120-mesh filter cloth, pump the filtrate into the aging tank, and age at -4°C For 36 months, stir 4 times a month, once a week, and stir for 3 hours each time to fully suspend the lees.
[0020] After aging, the supernatant of the wine liquid is pumped out, and first filtered with a diatomaceous earth support filter plate to remove coarse precipitated particles; the clear filtrate is then cross-flow filtered with a tubular ceramic membrane module with an average pore size of 0.2 μm. The filtrate is aseptically filled.
Embodiment 2
[0022] Stir the wine mash for 60 minutes after the post-fermentation, suspend the wine lees, stop stirring, let it stand still, let the coarse wine lees settle, pump out the upper layer of wine mash and filter it with an 80-mesh nylon filter, pump the filtrate into the aging tank, and age at about 10°C For 20 months, stir 6 times a month, once every 5 days, and stir for 1.5 hours each time to fully suspend the lees.
[0023] After aging, the supernatant of the wine liquid is pumped out, and first filtered with a filter cardboard to remove coarse precipitated particles; the cleared filtrate is then cross-flow filtered with a hollow fiber column-type cellulose acetate membrane module with an average pore size of 0.3 μm; the filtrate is then passed through Roll-type polysulfone membrane modules with an average pore size of 0.1 μm or a pore size range of 0.01 μm to 0.4 μm are used for cross-flow filtration. The filtrate is aseptically filled.
Embodiment 3
[0025] Stir the wine mash after post-fermentation for 30 minutes, suspend the lees, stop stirring, let it stand still, let the coarse wine lees settle, pump out the upper layer of wine mash and filter it with a 40-mesh stainless steel filter, pump the filtrate into the aging tank, and age at 20°C for 6 1 month, stirring 10 times a month, once every 3 days, stirring for 30 minutes each time, to fully suspend the wine lees.
[0026] After aging, the supernatant of the wine liquid is pumped out, and first filtered with fiber filter cloth to remove coarse precipitated particles; the filtrate is then filtered with a filter cardboard; Flow filtration; the filtrate is then filtered through a hollow fiber column polyvinylidene fluoride membrane module with an average pore size of 0.05 μm or a pore size range of 0.01 μm to 0.1 μm. The filtrate is aseptically filled.
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